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  At the young age of four, I am already a Tita. Believe me when I say there are benefits and somewhat disadvantages of being an auntie at a young age. I have 22 pamangkins (nieces and nephews). Two are now married. I am already a Granny (lola). My oldest pamangkin has a baby girl so that made me a Lola. Lol.  J  I am the youngest child, a spoiled one. I have whims and all but, as I grow up, I realized I have to change. I know my mistakes mga Ate, so do not pressure me and ask me why I do not want to settle down. I am single and free, so let us leave it like that. When I was in 4 th  Grade at Ibn Siena Integrated School Foundation (ISISF), I lost my elder sister. She was 14, a teenager and in Junior high school at Senator Ninoy Aquino College Foundation (SNACF). She was my childhood best friend, we were inseparable but when she hits puberty and enter high school I was with my ‘ka-edad’ na mga pamangkins. She died of an asthma attack. I was a straight A pupil. I can say that I am always

Hello, Love, Goodbye A film by Cathy Garcia Molina The movie is a blockbuster success earning ₱838,514,653.70 (Worldwide as of August 23, 2019), starring Kathryn Bernardo and Alden Richards produced by Star Cinema.  SYNOPSIS: Joy (Bernardo) is a spunky, poor millennial who works as a domestic helper in Hong Kong. While she excels in her job and enjoys the friendship of many other empowered domestic helpers, she plans to leave the city soon. In her journey to achieving her goals, Joy meets another Filipino  bartender Ethan (Richards). Ethan is a sweetheart playboy already building a permanent life in Hong Kong. In a few years, he will officially become a resident in the city. After escaping responsibilities all his life, Ethan now wants to commit to a career and to his family (who also reside in Hong Kong). Joy and Ethan soon develop a friendship. The two become each other’s joy against the grime and grind of Hong Kong . RATINGS : ★★★★☆  4 s